Cream For Eyelids To Hold Eyeshadow Better

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Autumn B.

Jul 17, 2012

Autumn B.

Where can you get the cream u put on ur eyelids before u apply eyeshadow?

Julia S.

Jul 17, 2012

Julia S.

you can get it anywhere and from almost any company.
there are so many things you can use, primer, concealer, base, cream eyeshadows, eyeliner, etc.

personally my favorite is mac's paint pot, but if you were looking for something cheaper or you dont want to spend your money, then you can use your concealer.

there are also products like maybelline's color tattoo that look really pretty under the same colored eyeshadow or you can experiment with different colors.

but whatever one of these you put on your eyes before you apply your eyeshadow, it is going to help your eyeshadow stay on all day and not crease.

i hope this helps, & goodluck! ;* 

Molly R.

Jul 17, 2012

Molly R.

I agree with julia, MACs paint pot works absolute wonders! Theres also alot of good primers you could use. Toofaced and benefits are my favorite. Or go with a drugstore cream nude eyeshadow. Concealer will work well too.

Autumn B.

Jul 17, 2012

Autumn B.

thanks .. what is one of the cheapest ones and how much does it cost?

Jen R.

Jul 17, 2012

Jen R.

MAC paint pot and Urban Decay.. if your looking for something cheap then I would say NYX eye shadow base

Kiwana G.

Jul 17, 2012

Kiwana G.

I've been using sephora brand primer. i plan on trying the nyx brand next.  

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